Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-17
LOCAL BREvITIES.
There were no arrests made by the poli,e

| There were no arrests made by the poll ,e
yesterday.
H. D. Willard has commenced opera
! tons with his thrashing outfit in the vi
cinity of Brighton.
W. W. Cone yesterday rendered Sheriff
Drew his resignation as Deputy Sheriff,
and it was accepted.
A stage line will be established between
| Woodland and Lower Lake, which will
carry passengers to all the noted springs in
| Lake county on fast time.
| The steamer San joaquin, No. 4. cleared
for San Francisco yesterday with merchan-
disc, and the Governor Dana, for the upper
Sacramento, with lumber and merchandise.
| A burglar has been operating for the last
! two weeks in Woodland, visiting many
houses but failing TO get much booty. Like
| the slippery little flea, he has been almost
caught several times, but is yet TO be fully
disposed of.
The members of the Rebekah Degree
| Lodge l. 0. o. F., who went over to Wood
| land Wednesday evening, returned about
A. NJ. yesterday, greatly pleased with their
| trip and the hearty reception they received
at that place.
It is reported that the tules of Yolo
county are full of carp and other fish,
which, owing to the high water having re-
| coded, can be easily caught. Hundreds of
thousands of them will doubtless perish as
the water disappears.
The following Notaries were appointed
yesterday by Governor Bartlett Osborne
Beebe, Bakersfield, Kern county; Geo. H.
Longenecker, Nelson, Butte county; ]. A.
Wayband, Chico; Chas. A. Teel, Burney
Valley, Shasta county, and Joseph Craig,
| Woodland.
The open-air concert last evening at the
Capitol Park was largely attended, and
| those who were there-a great crowd
found no complaint with the weather. The
Hussar band, George G. Holbrook leader,
discoursed the music for the evening in a
superior manner.
The proposed building of Recreation
Park has already caused a show of new
life at Twenty eighth and r streets. in
which vicinity some enterprising gentle
man is erecting building for saloon pur-
poses, to be ready for the crowds that will
visit the baseball games
George Rich, a fruit grower who resides
| about six miles from the city on the upper
Stockton road, has date tree commercial
quality which has put forth six stems,
each of which is filled with berries and
| blossoms. This is the first time this tree,
which is now eight years old, has ever
borne.
The average Signal Service temperature
| yesterday was 743o, which is 590 warmer
than the normal temperature for that day.
| The highest and lowest was 800 and $50,
with gentle to fresh southerly winds and
clear weather. AT noon yesterday the
| temperature was $40 at Sacramento and go
at Los Angeles.
The case of Charles Barnes. accused by
| II. G. Hays of committing perjury, which
was set for examination in Justice Devine's
Court this morning, has been continued
until next Friday, owing to the fact that
District Attorney Bruner and Grove L.
| johnson, who are connected with the case
are now engaged in the Superior Court
| Although the warm weather of Wednes-
! day caused the American river to rise a
little from melting snow, the effect upon
| the Sacramento was not noticeable, the
latter stream receding to Is feet inches
| The water is now pretty well drained from
the oyertlowed country along the Sacra-
mento, and there is little TO feed it.
| Blessing & Guthrie, Tho are making such
extensive improvements to the Capital
Hotel, concluded to purchase, if possible,
| the forty feet adjoining their property on
| the west, twenty feet of which is owned by
| J. Bauquier and the other twenty by NJ .
| Wilson. Both agreed TO sell. the figure
finally agreed upon being 5000 for each
! lot. Mr.. Wilson, at the last moment, de-
clined to dispose of his property, and the
| fine three story addition to the hotel which
Blessing & Guthrie had in their minds
| eve has vanished